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That's exactly what happens when you disable Docker. We default to local builds because it's a little more secure. It's usually faster (our remote builder isn't
by mrkurt 7y ago
That's exactly what happens when you disable Docker. We default to local builds because it's a little more secure. It's usually faster (our remote builder isn't great at caching layers yet).
It would make sense to be able to force that. Right now you'd have to stop Docker.
(Also I'm a huge fan of Django)